Repertoire: The BEST (and No So Best) Recordings of Strauss Don Quixote @DavesClassicalGuide
Repertoire: The BEST (and No So Best) Recordings of Strauss Don Quixote @DavesClassicalGuide
Uploaded August 2026 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
Recordings of Don Quixote come in two flavors: those with hot-shot solo cellists in the title role, and those using first chair players from the orchestra. Is there a clear preference for either type? Have a look and let's find out.
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Repertoire: The BEST (and No So Best) Recordings of Strauss' Don Quixote

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